Colorectal cancer: chronic stress accelerates its spread
Chronic stress disrupts the balance of the intestinal microbiota. In cases of colorectal cancer, this can accelerate the growth of ...
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“Artificial intelligence can do what doctors cannot do”
How are artificial intelligence algorithms disrupting medical practice? Professor Jean-Emmanuel Bibault, oncologist and researcher in AI applied to medicine, takes ...
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A promising vaccine for patients with HER2-positive cancer
Presented at the Fourth International Conference on Cancer Immunotherapy, the clinical trial of a vaccine has shown particularly promising results ...
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The new words of cancer ailments: presentation of metronomy
Cancer prevention, detection and treatment are changing fast. Oncologists from around the world, gathered at ASCO 2018, speak a new ...
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Costly anti-cancer treatments: therapeutic revolution, but loss of opportunity for patients?
New, innovative treatments that are very expensive were presented at the last annual American Congress of Oncology. Who will be ...
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Research, prevention, treatment: 40,000 oncologists gathered in Chicago
The 2018 edition of the congress of the American Society of Cancer and Oncology, ASCO 2018, opens its doors from ...
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Cancerology in the midst of a revolution: more effective and better personalized treatments
The world's largest cancer congress, ASCO, begins this Saturday in Chicago. Oncologists from all over the world come to present ...
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Treatment of early-stage lung cancer: towards a change in strategy?
A team of scientists confirms that immunotherapy given at the early stage of lung cancer, and before surgery, reduces the ...
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The medical discovery of the year is a cancer killer cell
ASCO is the largest and most powerful association of cancer doctors in the world. It has just named Car-T Cells ...
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Silencing a defective gene, the solution to treat certain cancers
Scientists at the University of Michigan have identified a new so-called "non-coding" gene, which appears to play an important role ...
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Physical activity improves survival for patients with lymphoma
Generally speaking, increasing physical activity decreases the risk of death. A recent study shows that it even improves survival for ...
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Colorectal cancer: screening can cure 9 out of 10 cases
INCa is launching a new information campaign for the general public and healthcare professionals to encourage screening for colorectal cancer. ...
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Cancer centers: patients do not always die with dignity
According to a study carried out in Germany, many patients at the end of their life do not die with ...
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Cancers: 7 out of 10 depressive patients are not treated
Insufficient care, sometimes absent, and often unsuitable. In cancer services, patients suffering from depression who are poorly treated are left ...
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Garches hospital: police expel parents on hunger strike
They demanded the maintenance of an oncology service which should close after the retirement of the head of the service ...
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Garches pediatric oncology: a look back at 3 months of conflict
The controversy swells around the pediatric oncology department of Garches, and the methods of the one who directs it, Dr ...
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Cancer: patients do not benefit enough from social assistance
A study of patients 2 years after their cancer diagnosis reveals that only 11% have been in contact with a ...
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Cancer: the incomes of patients drink
A study carried out on more than 4,300 cancer patients shows the strong impact of the disease on their financial ...
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Cancer: fertility preservation neglected in France
Fertility preservation methods are underused in France according to a survey of patients two after their cancer. 6% of cancers ...
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Lung cancer: towards screening using breath
A new test would detect the presence of lung cancer and its stage thanks to the analysis of volatile organic ...
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The 3rd Cancer Plan targets inequalities
The 3rd Cancer Plan unveiled tomorrow Tuesday by the President of the Republic should revolve around the fight against inequalities, ...
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Cancer: the 3rd Plan wants to reduce inequalities
Innovation should not be a new factor of inequality in cancer care, notes Professor Jean-Paul Vernant in a report submitted ...
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Melanoma affects women more but kills men more
While women are more affected by melanoma, a study reveals that young men die more frequently from this cancer. In ...
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